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Jetstar Pacific receives first A320 CEO

Jetstar Pacific Airlines has received its first Airbus A320 CEO from European aviation firm Airbus recently.
Jetstar Pacific receives first A320 CEO ảnh 1The A320 airplanes of Jetstar Pacific (Photo courtesy of the airline)

Hanoi (VNA) – Jetstar PacificAirlines has received its first Airbus A320 CEO from European aviation firm Airbusrecently.

Under an agreement announced at theFarnborough Airshow held in the UK in 2016, Jetstar Pacific will purchaseten A320 CEO airplanes in 2017 as part of its expansion plans.

[Jetstar Pacific orders ten new-generation Airbus A320 jets]

The low-cost carrier will receive therest by the end of this year, aiming to raise its service quality.

Jetstar Pacific is a member ofJetstar Group, one of Vietnam’s first low-budget carriers. It operates 36domestic and international air routes with 80 destinations in 17 countries andterritories.-VNA

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